After the Witch King's Defeat in Battle, What Became of the Nazgûl?
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- "After the Witch King's Defeat in Battle, What Became of the Nazgûl?"
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Welcome back to Realms Revealed, and thank you for joining Realms Revealed. In this video, we're going to explore one of the most fascinating mysteries in the Lord of the Rings saga:The Final Fate of the Nazgul, What Became of Them After Eowyn and Merry Killed the Witch King? What happened to them after the One Ring was destroyed? Did they survive the fall of Sauron, or did they perish with him? And what was their origin and history before they became the dreaded Ringwraiths?et to like, share, and subscribe for more content like this.
The Nazgul, or the Ringwraiths, were once nine mortal kings of men who were corrupted by the power of the Rings of Power that Sauron gave them in the Second Age. They became his most loyal and fearsome servants, bound to his will and his One Ring. They were invisible to the naked eye, but they could be seen by those who wore the One Ring, or by using other means, such as the palantiri or the elf-made blades. They wore black cloaks and armor to conceal their form, and they rode on black horses, or later on winged creatures called fell beasts. They had no life of their own, but only existed as extensions of Sauron's malice. They were also immune to most weapons, except those forged by the elves or the dwarves, or those imbued with magic. They could only be killed by a special prophecy, or by the destruction of the One Ring.
The dwarves didn't have the weapon the horn of helmhammerhand, it's literally named after a King of Rohan
Only the witchking had the prophecy about his death, we dont know if it would have worked against the other ring wraiths
Frodo didn't ward off the Nazgul at Cirith Ungol, it was Shelob...
I thought for sure it was the light of arendelle😅🎉
@@AltairEgoXit was ? Your point?
Correct, the video is wrong. Frodo and Sam encountered Shelob in Cirith Ungol. Even the name itself means Spider Pass. Ungol as in Ungolianth, the mother of all evil spiders.
@@OhNoAlexxStreams because in the the video he stated that it was the Nazgul. .
@@thundersos8087 I wasn’t referring to you lol someone said they thought it was the light of arendelle (which it was)
Okay. Khamúl was killed in Lothlorien? Then how come eight Nazghul burned out at Mount Doom, when the One Ring was destroyed?
I'd like to know what happened to the dead spirits that inhabited the Dead Marshes after the ring was destroyed. We know what happened to the dead under the mountain, what about those in the swamp? Were they finally released? There were even elveses and orcses. Did they go to the Halls? I didn't even know orcs had souls. Where do their souls go? What happens to them?
I'm definitely going to include this for the next videos!
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The One Ring ruled all the other Rings of Power: even the Three Rings of the Elves were affected by it, although Sauron did not dominate the wearers of the Three, and the Seven rings of the Dwarves did not allow him to successfully control their wearers either, (although it did exacerbate the worst aspects of their characters) because of 'resistant' nature of the Dwarves. It is clear, after the destruction of the Ruling Ring, that the Three lose their powers, and that the remaining Nazgul are destroyed in the eruption of Mount Doom after the Ring falls into it. The loss of the One would have meant the loss of the Nine's power to preserve the Ringwraiths. The Nazgul were, ultimately, mortal Men, whose natural lifespan was unnaturally extended by the rings they wore. Without the magic of the rings, they would have been as vulnerable as any other human caught in a hail of volcanic ejecta. The Witch-King had already been stabbed through the neck by Eowyn.
The Nazgul are my favorite villains, I was always terrified of those black cloaks and skeletal features, not to mention their voices. Even in the animated versions they had a terrible metallic tone to their voices that just cut through you as froze my blood. Scary what you said that some in the future may have tried to resurrect them through magic or science. Interesting. I do wonder where all their “weaknesses” are from and if truly Tolkien’s ideas. Somehow pain, cold, sound and such doesn’t seem like it would bother something DEAD, and alive only through dark magic. Why would they get cold?? Water seems like it would just piss them off by washing away their cloaks and horses, but I don’t think it truly hurt them. They may have to dry their cloaks or get new ones-(it’s been 4000 years, come on now guys you can afford a new cloak) Sunshine seems like it would weaken them and blind them certainly, like any evil creature. Fire? I don’t know, again they might be annoyed at it burning off their clothes but if it could hurt or destroy them then they aren’t immortal. Why wouldn’t someone just shoot them with burning arrows? Same with the various weapons, why not just kill them with those? They’ve been around 4000 years-wouldn’t someone have stabbed them with an Elven blade or something? Smell? Well they don’t actually HAVE noses, yet that one Nazgul was SNIFFING them in the part where they were hiding under a tree and they’re being hunted. So that’s a faux pas for sure. I doubt they’d be offended by you sharting yourself once you see one jump out from behind a tree. They’re smell is probably selective and only used for hunting. They’re dead, and decomposed flesh reeks, if they could smell themselves then, well, they’re probably going to get a subscription to Duke Cannon for each other’s Christmas gifts. 🤷🏼
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Love this breakdown.
As a massive big nerd/fan of Tolkien and all things Middle Earth, this video was wonderful to watch.
Please just take this as constructive criticism. First off, I absolutely enjoyed this, and I learned a lot more than I figured I would tbh. But the one real complaint I would make is that your voice sounds very subdued to the point of being robotic, you may be using a speech AI though, in which case it can't be helped, but if it's you speaking - I'd have enjoyed it more if you sounded just like maybe 15% more enthusiastic about and interested in what you're discussing.
Still I left a like and I'm gonna subscribe because this was genuinely entertaining and informative
Thanks for your constructive criticism. Going to do something with this!
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Funny I love these videos cuz they are Lord of the Rings but also cuz this guys voice is so soothing and comforting. As a person with autism I am not on edge and jumping everytime the tone changes or inflection or anything that makes my brain have to decipher what the change in tone was and what it means. This guy I am able to listen to and learn and relax. Please don’t change to much, videos like this and noise canceling headphones are my only break from having to always be “on”.
When the One was destroyed, Sauron disappeared! and the ringworms were freed from his wish! Their souls found peace! A question? Where did Sauron go? Is there any chance he could come back?
Would gunpowder become more widespread in the Fourth Age?
What happened to Shelob and her spawn? Edit: damn autocorrect
Sheldon? 😂
@@AlexLopez-vm7uq Shelob. Damn autocorrect
It probably would be near the middle of the Fourth Age,the first example of anything resembling gunpowder was the fires of Orthanc near the end of the Third Age.
Although by no means proof, as recently pointed out on Darth Gandalf's channel covering this same topic, the fact Khamul is referred to as the Easterling might strongly imply he was the only one from that direction, whether it be Rhun or realms further east (perhaps as far away as the Red Mountains). There seems to be an allusion to Khamul being akin to someone like Attila the Hun or perhaps Genghis or Kublai Khan. I think this line of thinking makes some sense then that Khamul would be second in command because he once ruled the second largest territory after Angmar. It would also make sense that the remaining Nazgul would be of lesser renown than Khamul, but yes certainly if the line of thinking that Khamul was uniquely Eastern among the 9, then it would follow logically at least two of the others probably came from Harad and/or Far Harad while at least two more came from the North and two others came from Numenor.
Very well done! Very well. I've read the Tolkien's works since first finding "The Hobbit" in my school library when I was 12. That was in 1972. I round the "Rings" trilogy in a bookstore a year later and I've read all or part of all of these almost every year since. I finally got my hands on the "Silmarillian" a few years later. "The Book of Lost Tales" came along as well. The "Guide to Middle Earth" has it's interesting way of looking at it all but the Appendices do more for me. This has been very nicely put together. Your artwork is especially pleasing, and your hard work and effort show. You have a lot to be proud of!
If the Nazgul were over 4000 years old, I would assume when the one ring was destroyed the Nazgul would turn to dust, being originally human and as we all do, eventually.
That's a very bad assumption
I am sure this quesion has been asked many times, but what if the Witch King acquired the One Ring and claimed it for himself?
definitely informative. But I wonder what Ai would do if it couldn’t use the world “also” 800 times
Thanks for the comments, we are working hard to improve the voice over
I would think the nazgul ended when the ring was destroyed. The idea of anyone even remotely mad enough to even bother with anything out of Mordor is ludicrious. Sauron and his minions were something not forgotten. Only a fool would want to bother with any of that.
There are some mistakes: like Frodo and Sam met Shelob in Cirith Ungol. Cirith Ungol means Spider Pass. Ungolianth was the matriarch of all evil spiders. Shelob was a good enough guard of the pass on her own.
Thanks for commenting on the error. We will pay extra attention to this
Dwarves have good weapons “ shows a horn that was made by man” men have good weapons” shows a bow made and used by a elf”
A nice introduction at the start, but I felt it lacked in substance afterwards.
Thanks for commenting in the video.
We are going to modify it
All intents and purposes the Nazgul are described as useless and nerfed to hell and back yet they give the fellowship so much trouble and are so fierce.
A mistake was made by the scriptwriter and this is known unfortunately.
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There is no indication (at least in LotR itself) that there was any prophecy about the deaths of any of the Nazgul other than their chieftain.
Mtg art is *chefs kiss*
What happened to the spirits in the Barrow Downs after the fall or Sauron?
That I believe is in the appendices. Rangers of the North dug them out and exposed them to light destroying them if my memory is correct. Perhaps with the help of Merry and Pippin's forces. Or maybe not, Maybe I just invented that but it does feel like a memory of my reading decades ago. It's ripe for some fanfic.
They would have been destroyed
Please lets us know, if there is any information on what happened to places like rivendell and the grey havens, and the realm of tharanduil after the elves left middle earth.
Tom Bombadil has them listed as high end apartments on AirBnB,
They fell into ruin
What became of Tom Bombadil in The Fourth Age?
He left middle earth.
The best troop or army would be nice. Archer from elve,uruk kai orc,death soldiers,etc… could be intereting to see witcht one ist the strongest.
The best beast to,troll,spider,warg,balrog,etc…
Since the Nazgul started out as men, when they died they would go to the Halls of Mandos.
They disintegrated when Sauron did
They weren’t just kings. The kings thing comes from the movies. In the books he said they were great leaders of men. Yea, a king is a leader but you know who else is a leader? A politician who looks out for the small folk. The town healer that cures the sick. A Warrior that is loved by his men but feared and respected by his enemies.
Which is a weird Peter Jackson adaptation considering the Witch King is a Numenorean and we know the line of Numenorean kings, none of which was gifted a ring from Sauron.
Calm down a king is a leader. It's just a euphemism. It's not that big a deal. The Burger King is a king but he wasn't proclaimed king in some official ceremony. It's a euphemism. The Witch King is called the Witch King, but this is just a title, he's not the official king of anything. King and leader are the same thing.
I thought the witch king took the king title that after he took angmar whilst sauron was in hiding. He was the king of angmar and so was a king
@@somethingfromnothing8428 I think the Witch King title was given to him by the people of Arnor or one of the divided kingdoms of Arnor. This name wasn't self applied like the names Morgoth and Sauron were derogatory titles originally. I believe Witch King was just a placeholder name because they didn't know what exactly the Witch King was, they just knew their was an evil sorcerer who was trying to take over. It could have been Sauron back again, one of the Nazgul or a evil human sorcerer.
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Wait what? Gandalf created the flood that washed away the nazgul;s horses? I thought it was Glorfindal.
He added illusion of a cavalry to the flood
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Full of inaccuracies, like A LOT OF THEM. And that AI voice cannot even pronounce a lot of key names.
Thanks for paying attention.
We are in the process of improving the VO
@@RealmsRevealed-vt5mghiring actual voiceovers would be a good start. This was just unlistenable.
The Ring Wraiths were empowered and controled by the one ring. When the One Ring was destroyed, the Ring Wraiths were destroyed! The power that kept these spirits in Arda was taken away, so those spirits were swept away!
Fel beast. I just like saying it.
i think more they nazgul are set free since they are not more enslaves by sauron , and get healed in the halls of Mandos
No, that's elves.
Men go outside of time, where only Eru knows where they go.
That narration is occasionally accurate, but mostly not
Always amused at how AI voice narrators have such pronunciation issues with proper names...
We are busy to improve the VO. If you check the new video have to improved VO
Nazgul are kinda weak
Was this video made by AI?
The video was not created with AI
It lacks a soul
@@RealmsRevealed-vt5mg Many of the pictures don't match the dialogue (4:03 that ain't the Prancing Pony) , and many look very AI-ish. And as @randymarsh said above, you are almost certainly using a computer voice and not your natural one. You also got facts wrong, as @semcarpintero6805 and @thundersos8087 pointed out above.
Bottom line, this looks like a slapped together video to grab the algorithm. If this is something you really want to get into, and grow a following, then I recommend you put in more effort. Forget AI art entirely, unless you have the time and talent to clean it up and make it look good. The really good lore channels use handmade artwork and credit the artists. They also use their own voice, which they've honed with a script and with practice. If you don't trust your own voice, then take the time to learn how speak to an audience. Also take the time to edit your slides so the transition is smooth and matches the dialogue (and lose the sudden yellow captions). Lastly, actually read and study the source material. If you really care about whatever it is you're expounding on, you'll take the time to get it right.
That's what youtube narration is turning into.
@@RealmsRevealed-vt5mg Exactly something an AI would say.
Both ai generated voice and bad facts. Nah...
We are busy to improve to VO.